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by HenryBemis
1889 days ago
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You are reversing it. We didn't go to the moon to create/improve hearing aids. But it was an effort that cost X amount of dollars, and since then it has helped 20-50-100 (?) million people globally to have a better life, go shopping, talk with friends and loved ones, listen to music, etc. Not everything is about being profitable on day1. But if we do put a price tag to everything.. think of the jobs/profits/dividends/taxes created by the "hearing aids" industries. We now have 20-50-100 (?) million people that are 'more' integrated to society. That generates money to recover the 'losses' of the moon efforts. https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/industry-reports/hea... -The global hearing aids market size was $6.47bn in 2020. If you run this number for the past 30-40-50 years, it adds up. And now add the $bn that the (hearing aids) users contribute to the global economy by integrating more/better to society. I see this as a win-win. We explored the moon. We improved people's lives here on earth. |
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